Seven (stylized as Se7en) is a 1995 American thriller film, which also contains horror and neo-noir elements, directed by David Fincher and written by Andrew Kevin Walker. It stars Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman, Gwyneth Paltrow, R. Lee Ermey and Kevin Spacey. It was distributed by New Line Cinema. David Mills (Pitt) and William Somerset (Freeman) are police detectives working in a crime-filled city, who become deeply involved in a case involving...
Doe is trying to justify why he chose each of his victims to Mills and Somerset.
William Somerset sees that the woman chose suicide over disfigurement.
William Somerset is befuddled as the delivery truck driver explains that he h...
Detective Taylor expresses the opinion that he will be happy when Somerset re...
Maybe the world is the same as it ever has been, but William Somerset doesn't...
William Somerset believes that the killer wanted the police to enter the vict...
John Doe and David Mills spar over mental illness.
Doe's lawyer has come to the police with a deal from Doe. Doe will show them...
The Store Clerk believes he may have undercharged the murder suspect.
John Doe's lawyer sets up the rules for how to find the final two victims.
Detective Lt. William Somerset uses all of his years of police work to determ...
The guy who made the bondage suit for Doe tells Mills and Somerset that he th...
John Doe suspects that people will talk about him forever.
William Somerset explains that the killer had to leave his food-induced murde...
The doctor has examined the SLOTH victim and concluded that a year of immobil...
The male victim from the massage parlor is telling Mills and Somerset about w...
David Mills yells back to Somerset, letting him know the suspect is headed do...
David Mills wonders how far workman's compensation would go.
Somerset and Mills go through the obstacles in the way of solving the Gould m...
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